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Disaster Planning Tips for Older Adults and their Families
MEDIA CONTACT CDC Healthy Aging Program Health Benefits ABCs: William F. Benson Disaster Planning tips for Older Adults and their Families No one who sees a Disaster is untouched by it. It is normal to feel anxious about you and your family s safety. Profound sadness, grief, and anger are normal reactions to an abnormal event. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration By the time Adults have lived through six or more decades, they have probably experienced more than one Disaster . Many Older Adults can be an asset during a Disaster , calling upon their prior experience, wisdom and mental resilience to survive, help others, and provide reassurance to those who are frightened or depressed by the events.
particularly vulnerable during a disaster, especially if they have one or more chronic illnesses, functional limitations, or dementia. Emergency preparedness experts have begun to recognize the special needs of older adults with chronic conditions following a disaster and are planning to assist this population.
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